Jan Jenning: Last News

Casualty, the BBC’s long-running medical series, has been the subject of viewer complaints after featuring a storyline in which a character discusses their top surgery.

THE ED becomes a danger zone for Stevie Nash when she gets involved in another nasty situation. Meanwhile, Jan Jenning is at the end of her tether. Get the lowdown on the upcoming Casualty drama.

CASUALTY stars fear the series will be axed just like Holby City. The BBC medical drama is sister show to the recently killed off Holby, and the shock axing has reportedly left stars worried for their future.

Casualty stars fear the series will be axed like its sister show Holby City. The BBC is battling huge budget cuts that mean even high-profile shows are in danger of being dropped.Actress Di Botcher, who plays paramedic Jan Jenning, admits they all feel “lucky” to still be on air.She told the Daily Star Sunday: “Everything has a beginning, middle and an end.

Coronation Street star Stirling Gallacher, 49, said she wanted her two characters to look different on the respective shows, but said she couldn’t dye her hair due to having a “severe allergy”.She revealed: "When I went into Casualty, I wanted to make sure that Ffion looked as little like Paula [Martin, her Coronation Street character] as she could - which is why my hair is now red."Well actually, it's a wig, as I'm quite severely allergic to hair dye."It's a real bummer, because I love colouring my hair."She added of viewers: “I don't want them to constantly feel as if they're looking at somebody they were watching on the telly yesterday.": James Jordan inundated with support after heartbreaking newsIn Casualty, she plays Jan Jenning's